Une conférence scientifique sur la Synécoculture (MOOCs de CS-DC) est disponible sur la chaine de l’Association Synécoculture:
Cette présentation est basée sur un article publié dans les actes de colloque de Cerisy “villes et territoires résilients” de Éditions Hermann en 2020.
A partir de fin Septembre 2020, le Centre Africain de Recherche et de Formation en Synécoculture (CARFS) commence à introduire la Synécoculture à un projet national au Togo: Potager Solidaire.
Le projet a pour objectif général de soulager le panier des ménages les plus démunis face à la COVID-19, par la création d’emplois à travers les potagers solidaires, avec le budget total de 2,7 million Euros en 3 ans.
Spécifiquement, il s’agit de :
Ce projet vise à contribuer aux 8 objectifs des ODD des Nations Unies:
Masa Funabashi and Shuntaro Aotake presented the Synecoculture project at Sweden Foodtech the Big Meet 2020 “The future of urban food system” in the session “Producing in the city.”
2020年7月19日に宇沢国際学館主催でベネッセアートサイト直島にて開催されたオンラインフォーラム「今、瀬戸内から宇沢弘文～自然・アートから考える社会的共通資本～」に舩橋真俊が登壇しました。
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In September 2020, Sony’s interactive hallway in Lund office, Sweden, is showcasing what Sony is doing for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The Synecoculture project at Sony CSL was featured as a global initiative that tackles SDG 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure.
Synecoculture™
Conventional agriculture largely focuses on increasing
productivity from a single crop, by plowing top soil, spreading
fertilizer, and applying pesticides based on the characteristics
of the crop. These practices damage ecosystems and
cause environmental problems. Sony Computer Science
Laboratories, Inc. (Sony CSL) is testing applications for
Synecoculture, a sustainable agricultural practice that
highly balances productivity and biodiversity. Synecoculture
eliminates the need for plowing, fertilizing, and pesticide use
that impact the environment, by taking maximum advantage
of the material cycling that occurs naturally in ecosystems,
aiming to create rich ecosystems with a diverse mix of plants
that coexist together and grow lushly. Synecoculture requires
vast knowledge of plant ecology, and for several years
Sony CSL has been conducting tests at a number of farms,
cultivating a blend of plants in order to collect data on plant
compatibility and soil conditions. Sony CSL is also using IT to
develop systems to support greater social ecological diversity
including Synecoculture. The Synecoculture project is directly
related to 11 out of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals
(SDGs) and is registered as a good corporate practice with
the Japan SDGs Action Platform promoted by the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs of Japan.
森ビル株式会社が主催する、未来を担う子供たちへ新しい体験の可能性を提供するキッズワークショップに、Sony CSLより協生農法のチームが参加し、ワークショップ「いつもは見えない生態系ネットワークの存在について学ぼう！」を開催しました。
Sweden Foodtech, in collaboration with Sony CSL and CARFS, submitted a Synecoculture project to the Food System Vision Prize of the Rockefeller Foundation, and awarded as a semi-finalist.
See our final proposal here and read the full refined vision here.
An article on Synecoculture appeared in Sony’s Technology 2020, a special issue on the technology of Sony’s in-house magazine “Sony Family.”
